Speed · Stealth · Sustainability

• Fast walkers — legged chassis that reposition rapidly
• Hull regeneration, and the Healstation
• True cloaking: invisible to eyes and seismic sensors
• Disruption weapons that blind, silence, then immobilise
• Missiles, plasma, particle beams

"Fed" for short. Obsessed with offence and speed, the Federation perfected regenerative hulls and plasma arrays. Fed arrive first, leave first, and choose whether a fight happens at all.

Damage is a loan. Hulls regenerate out of combat, and healstations repair units rotating off the line. A grinding engagement costs Fed time rather than army.

Weakness: individual units are fragile. Caught in the open, or pinned somewhere they can't withdraw, Fed evaporates. Fed is never allowed to be careless — but is allowed to be wrong twice, which Loz isn't.

Full Federation unit reference

Mass · Protection · Inevitability

• Slow, heavy tanks
• Personal shields on every unit — recharge fast, free to run
• Projected shields: the Protector, Small and Large Generators
• Heat weapons that cook a target toward detonation
• Railguns, lightning, microwave beams

A coalition of defenders who swore to shield the innocent, even from their own species. The Alliance forged energy shields that regenerate faster than flesh. A Loz line that gets into position and stays there is very hard to move.

Damage is a bill. Shields absorb damage before the hull and refill on their own. But there's no hull regeneration and no healstation — once a shield collapses, every hull point lost is gone for the rest of the match.

Weakness: you cannot choose your engagements. A faster opponent decides when and where fights happen, and every one you enter, you are committed to.

Full Loz Alliance unit reference